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Concert at WollBburp.

A concert was given in the Presbyterian
Church chapel at Wellsburg last evening
that was probably the most entertaining
and pleasant affair Of the kind ever given
in that place, and 1t was Wheeling talent
that largely assisted in making It such.
Among those from here who took part
were Prof. ]. @. Bane, whose banjo and
guitar solos were enthusiastically received
and encore demanded. Mise Flora viii.
lisls, the little favorite, Gang "My Sweet.
heart" in her usual charming manner,
Miss Rens House read a pleasing selection:
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer and Miss Sara
Sweeney, Of the Ladies' Quartette, also
took part. The Wsllsburg orchestra
played a number Of acceptable selections.
and Master Curtis Bsrth Gang a comic
aong that brought down the house.
The entertainment was given for the
purpose Of securing a fund 10 form a nu.
cleus Of an organ fund, and a goodly sum
was secured.
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TRAVELLERS
Protective
Association!
We extend a cordial invita-
ton to the members now in the
city to call on us, and notice the
most spacious and best ar
ranged Grocery House in the
Western country.
A visit will furnish you with
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a never. failing topic Of CONVEX
satlon, and will prove interest
ing to your friends. We believe
you will never forget it.
NELL &ELL|NcHAM
Cor. Main & Fourteenth SITS.

Of Parkeraburg, J. E. Mccoy, of Wheel.
ing, and L. P. Carr, OF Fairmont, The,
to choose what to them shall
appear to be the best and most
advantageous place. There was a strons
effort made to have Charleston named NJ
the place. The usual reaolutions d
thanks to the Local Post, the citizens. the
press, the railroads, were proposed and
passed; also one to A. L. Rice for a pener.
GUS donation of fans as the boys passed
On motion Of Capt. @. B. Smith, the
delegates to st. Louis were Instructed to
support the proposition to govern the ad.
msslon OF new members by Compelling
the submission to the nearest local post q
al applications. An adjournment waf
men had to the banquet tables spread il
the Chapline street rink.
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MARROW ESCAPE
From n Disastrous Conhagratlon on -Four
teonth Street Last Night. Ill.

ss-~nr ovAtA Suoce AIlSL NlKAts -Asl ~ -
The alarm OF fire sounded from box Is,
corner Of Market and Fourteenth streets,
Just before II o'clock last night, was occa-
stoned by the discovery Of a fire in Neill
& Ellingham'a large wholesale grocery
house on Fourteenth street, opposite the
INTELLlGEEcER office. 1t was first dis.
covered by one Of the force working in
the composing room Of this office, Who
CHANGED to look up from his case, and
glancing out across tho street noticed
the flame, which was blazing up bright
ly; he shouted out an alarm which
was heard by Officer Shorts, Of the
police force, who happened to be in the
near vicinity. Shorts rushed to the build,
ing, and looking through one of the glass
doors Baw that the fire was in a barrel
standing near tho door, and in close prox-
unity to some inflammable material, He
lost no time in wrenching away the LIGHT
iron guards before the glass, and with his
club shattered the panes until he had
made an opening large enough for
him to climb In and pick up
the barrel, which was by this time
sending out a fame that nearly reached
to the high ceiling. Exerting ali hi,
strength he managed to get the barrel
through the opening he had made and
cast 1t IN the street. It was all done In
lesa time thsn it would take to tell and
the crowd that had gathered involuntary
cheered the cool-headed officer, who I'm.
doubleday prevented what would have
been q very disastrous fire. When The
Department arrived, which was in a yerv
short period, the time mado being yery
last, the fire wac all out,
The barrel was one in which the sweep.
inga had been carelessly thrown, and It is
supposed that in them there had acci.
dentally gotten some lime, that coming in.
contact with the damp refuse, caused The
fire. Near the barrel stood a gallon can
81 oil and the elevator shaft was close BY.
It was q close call for the List BLOCK and
the valuable goods in it. Anew minutes
delay and there would have been a rene.
tition Of the Reilly fire.
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\ Funuy Little blrd.

A lone partridge came in from the
country On Wednesday and spent the
afternoon in a tree on Chapline street,
near Fourteenth, He piped bis little Law,
unmindful that the little boys were Law.
ing for him below. Yesterday afternoon
he paid a Wait to the aristocratic quarter
Of Fifteenth street, beyond Eoif. and
perched himself on Mr.. Benjamin Bloom
leld's portico. Here, being a stranger, he
was taken in and cared for. There ia q
tradition in the neighborhood that tbs
same partridge came to town last spring
and perched In the same Chapline street
tree, returning to summer in the country
Alter doing tho aaason's shopping in
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-r N#afH HHE
BLAINE'S CONDITION.
1on. John a. Campbell, Of Hancock Coun
: Meets Him In Boston. IN

non. John a.. Campbell, Of Hancock County.
Meets Him In Boston.
Ph'bur0a Chronicle. telegraph.
The Hon. John A. Campbell, Of West
Virginia. passed through the city this
morning. He was returning home from
Boaton. While in that city he met James
G: Blaine, whom he accompanied through
West Virginia when he was on his tour in
1884. .
MI. Campbell met the Maine statesman
st. the breakfast table at Young's Hotel.
Boston. he said that he was surnrised tn
notice that Blaine was very Dale and
seemed aged and feeble. He had nothing
to say about his candidacy to M. Camn.
oeil, put stated that he would spend a yesr
quietly in Europe. "'oA'
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Nlnstrels Tonight.

Daniels & Galo'a Minstrels commence a
two night and Saturday matinee Engage
ment at the Grand this evening. Thev
are booked to give a performence that
shall be new aud original from 6rst to last
bright and sparkling in every particular
n cannot fall to please. Included in the
company's roster arc several woll known
burnt cork stars, and all of Wilson 4
Rankin's famous troupe. Reserved aeata
can DO secured at Sheib's, -,
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- |S-II ----- .aiI
Cntnrrh, uAy or Rose Eeyer.

The cleansing, soothing: IL and healing
properties Of Darbys Prophylactic Fluid
are experienced III the treatment and cure
Of Catarrh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid soothes and heals the inaamad
membranes and removes the ofensiye odnr
that characterizes the disease. d! should The
inflammation have reached the throat nae
the Fluid aa a gargle to allay the infam.
t ! and to Q diainfect. Mwraw
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Ihe annual election Of officers was then
proceeded With, and the following named
gentlemen chosen in each case The choice
was Unanimously -
ttesident-o. NJ. Shrewsbury, Of Park.
Vice President Joseph F. Gallagher, d
Wheeling. E
gssretary-E.p p. Wheat, Of Wheeling.
Board Of Directora--J. W. Roberts, OF
ParkersbuIgj J.. Z. Mccoy and Alfred
brown, Of Wheeling, q. w. Brown, Of
Grafton and J. =. McKown, ofJackson ca,
Delegates to the St. Louis convention.
t Q be held June 2l-24-O. G. Martin, Of
Parkersburg, and Joseph s. Gibbs and
JosephF. Gallagher, Of Wheeling.
Alternates to this conventional. T.
Hump and W. 7. Dillon, Of Wheeling, and
j.. ". Roberts, OF Perkersburg.,
MIR. Wallis will continue as Preaident of
the State Division till July l., 1887, under
his commission from the National body.
Alter quite a warm and spiritsd discus.
sion, Clarksburg was chosen az the next
place OF meeting and the first Thursday
IN May, lSSs, as the time for holding the
convention: A resolution was passed as
1eaaaok oacu melAuer OF the Travellers
Protective Association in this State one
dollar to be devoted to the payment Of a
part Of the expenses that will be connect
ed, with the next annual convention. The
reason for this is that IN no town in tho
state outside Of Parkersburg and Wheel,
ing, are there enough Wholesale, houses to
contribute a fund sufficient to defray all
expenses, as has been done in the two
places named.
MIR, Gibbs presented a resolution that
was adopted with applause, rendering the
thanks OF the convention to Mr.. Anton
Reymann for his kindness in arranging
Tor the conventions entertainment at
wheeling Park .thil afternoon.
A resolution offered by Nj. Creighton,
rendering the thanka Of the body to the
Board Of Commissioners for the use Of the
room, was adopted.
MIR. Creighton also offered a resolution
expressing the eorrow felt by the Travel
Protective Association over the death
OF Brother John T. Travis, who died so
suddenly at Grafton a short time since. a
copy was ordered telegraphed to his fam.
Nv TfEas- Hg Ilasar- EEg--I
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folhs
= L------- ------ Ahrond ---.---- Z --.-..

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. 80 G,.t
D. @. Shriver and daughter, Of Bethany,
were registered at the Howell House yes
terday. 2, t
Mr.. Charming Smith, editor Of tbs Par.
kersburg lnder, and one Of the most alta.
Bile newspaper men in the State, is in the
city and assisting the commercial travellers
in enjoying themselves.
Rev. George E. Hite, presiding elder ior
this district Of the Methodist church, will
deliver the bsccalareate sermon to thie
years graduating class from tho Female
College, on Sunday, June 5.
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OTHER POINTS OF INTEREST,

Ihis committee further reported that at
q late meeting Of the general passenger
agents Of the different railroad com
Dsniea, the former privilege enjoyed, of
leaving baggage for %forty-eight hours in
baggage rooms, was reduced to twenty
four hours, thus causing great expense to
BIO added to the travelling men, especially
when q member reaches Q station on Sat.
urday evening and cannot continue his
trip until Monday morning. It urged
that the railroad authorities be earneatly
requested to allow T. P. A. men forty.
eight hours storage OF baggage, free. Both
reports were received and filed.
MIR. R. 7. Wilson, of this city, a mem,
ber OF the Committee on Hotels, report
ed that it had been able to secure a s.
per day yale and 50 cents for single meals
at the. Grafton hotel, from the Baltimore
4 Ohio road; this is quite a material cut
and will prove Of bsneht to tho members
the Association. Thel hotal at RoyIes.
burg has cut to ST 40 per day for travelling
men. AIR. Wilson complained that the
other members Of the committee had NOT
performed their duty aa they should have
done. For the york that had been &C.
oomplished, the convention returned its
thanks, and the report WIGS ordered filed,
Chairman R. Fl. Patterson, of the Lepis.
latlve Committee, reported that the Leeis.
latpre had been 80 hulily engaged in elect.
ing a United States Senator that it had
paid no attention to the drummers' wants.
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Do not forget to go to the ST.. James
hotel, on Main and Water streets, for rare
bargains in furniture, beda and table and
Kitchen outfits, on Monday, the an inar,.
at 10 O'clock in the morning. 1A~'
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NE have introduced q new system o.
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby You CAn secure q watch at once
on easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB ". GRUDB, Jeweler,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Stg.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Waterways Proceedings-A Damage ca.
L ~ Aunin.t thu unlfin,nra L. oIIa -------

p ..T-H Tf .h# P------ "a 10y.
Yesterdays Proceedings-A Damage Case
Against tho Baltimore i Ohio.
Part l Of the Circuit Court was opened
yesterday morning by Judge Boyd, but
adjourned slmoat Immediately afterwards
in order that the room might be used by
the Travelers' Protective Association for
ito meeting, until this morning at 0
o'clock.
In Part II, before Judge Jacob, the TAX
ing Of evidence in the case of Guy r. G,
Allen, trustee, vB. 7. G. MolGat, in aeaump.
BIT, was completed and the case given to
the jury, which returned a verdict Tor the
defendant. The plaintiff made q motion
to set ABIDE the verdict and grant a new
trial.
The case Of George Morrison Va. the;
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company was
put or trial before a jury composed Of
Frank Auber, William schul, James
Anderson, John Speidel, Fred Orch and
Fred Laue. Dunlap and J. R. Cowden
for the plaintiff, Russell for tho defen.
dant. The case was one in which dam
ages were claimed for the killing Of a COW.
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RkMsMBHR, it will be o long time before
you will have aueh another chance for
bargains as you will find al the St. James
Hotel, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Sale positiye. 4g3E ~ -
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WE have lust received q full line of
SPRING OrERCOATlNGS, and are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties In
Spring Suitings.
Also, OH hand q handsome line Of Neck.
wear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS 4 SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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= When the convention reassembled at I
O'CLOCK there wa a very large attendance.
Ihe hrst busineaa was a reconsideration
Of the vote, by which Clarksburg was
chosen as the place tor holding the next
convention, and the matter was left to q
committee combating OF r, q. Patterson,
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AR. CAMrBELL's ADDRESS,

GpSTLE4EN. OF THE TRAyELgRs' Pho
TECrIyE AssocIATloN:-I appear here at
the instance Of the Wheeling Chapter Of
your organization in West Virginia, to ex-
press to you on their behalf that sense IF
hospitality and good fellowship which
they entertain for you as their visiting
brethren and which, as you will subsequent
ly find, they expect to manifest in a still
more Substantial and ~congcnisl way before
you leave the city. I also, while thus ap-
pearing specially for your immediate
friendg, take it upon myself to speak for
this whole community as respects this
samo sentiment Of hospitality. and cordial
good will towards you and the organizs-
ton which you represent, not only in this
State. but, as msy say, in every State Of
the Union.
Your organization Is to-day OF uuehi,. an
extent and character that it may we'll as,
sure you Of attention and confederation
in every locality where you hold these
meetings. It represents not only num-
bers but the influence that comes from
intelligence and responsibility. So far "a
my observation goes there is no organizs-
ton to-day that, scattared far and wide
over our bonudlees domain, Representa- in
its personnel q greater, smount OF intelli-
gence, snd in its relation to business a
greater amount Of responsibility.
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Our Gentismon's Adjustable Shoe
is the most practical ahoe made. Gan be
used either as q lace or congress, aud ID
very stylish and the most comfortable
shoe made. J..W. AMIck,
1l43 Main street.
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COlgnte'B Toilet Sonn..
Ndrh

E1quisitely pesfumed. absolutely nu,s
popular everywhere. Cashmere BOUQUET
10 Pa5aeos Ntrh
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Mrs. NINA NEuER, the German poetess,
dyes, cleans and curls ostrich feathers In
the best manner. No. So Twelfth street,
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baltimore & Ohio.

For the accommodation Of thosa v;.h.
i 1n 70 attend Forapaush'a circus ct
Wheeling Monday, May 8, on that date
a Faltmont accommodation will not
leave Wheeling until 6:l5 p. M. ~
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What q sad, pathetic thought II ia that
TO come one, BONE where, the oldest nina.
tpel Joke Is new Anniston (Ala.) 10.
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HARPER BRos. have furnished tho let.
ter carriers with a very neat regulation
esp; also the Il. P. A. boys with theif
silk hats. -
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necessity for such an association In carry.
Ing forward the mission OF our c%iyiliza-
THE BusINK ss Z
At the Public building In tho Afternoon.
II H. Officers Elected.

At the Public building In tho Afternoon.
Officers Elected.
There was q hearty outbnpt Of appliance
at the conclusion Of Mr.. Campbeli'a re-
marks. Mr.. slmms Powell, president Of
Post A, Of Parkeruburg, responded to the
welcome that bad been extended; his re-
marks were brief, but to the point, Pres
ident Wallis then declared the convention
open for business. A number at once
started for the 1sland Park to see the base
ball game, and there was danger OF the
convention being loft without enough
members 10 transact any business what.
ever. With o view to stopping this do.
sertion the chair ordered the doors closed
and the convention proceeded with bust
ness, remaining In session till 9 o'clock,
The tourists were not as well versed In
business Of this nature as In selling goods,
and the result was that at times they got
badly tangled up, but with their proyerb-
ial good humor, they got considerable fun
out Of the situations. The frat thing on
the business programme was the receiy.
ing OF reports:i
State Secretary E. P. Wheat reported
that the State Division, which has been
recognized by the National Association as
being In existence since July l, 1886, was
formed In Parkersburg, November 10,
1856, with "a members; every ondeayor to
increase the membership has been made,
and there are now over 200 members on
the roll, and two regular Posts have been
formed, one at Pa%rkersburg and the other
OF Wheeling. Aa the Division receives
from each Post one.hatf of the memhar,
ship fees, the receipts have been q little
over $500. The total expenses have been
$ll3 Us up to date, leaving a balance OF
about 500 In the hands OF the Treasurer
Of the National Association, subject to
drafts from the West Virginia Division.
The Secretary further reported 90 folloHa:
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WARRINGTON, D. O., May 6.-Fos West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
local rains accompanying thunder storms.
variable winds generally easterlyi eta.
tionary temperature.
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WHEN out tho pike stop at the Delmon.
leo for first claes refreshments.
LAWRENCE HALLER, proprietor.
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HOT Weather Garments and Season.
able Underwear In endless variety ut the
Star. b. GUNDLlNG j. CO.,
Fl 3G Twelfth Street.
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New Advertisements
Wanted Girl to do Homework.

Wanted Girl to do Homework. Es
Wantcd-Agcnts. s j
Foe Observation-Disclosures Louis A. Shirley.
Star Powder-R. Il. List, Druggist.
Triple Motion White Mountain Ice Cream Free.
zerS-Eesoitt 4 Bro. gg5 AnHs1 IS
Jam0Sa C~otec-HRnaucr.
AsSigncc's Notice-A. Y. Egcrter.
Grand Opera u~ouse-Danels & GRlcI' Mammoth
MiuStrcls. n-1"TG FL, Az. .aU IETl4
Trustees Sale Of East Wheeling Real Estate. s..
Tho Boyington Folding Bed-G, Mendel & Co.
Man Out Of Tho sttees-D. Gundling y Co.
Fourth pagc. 8- f
Notice - Travellers Protective Association
Fourth page. EGI u, sa,lI lN
,'Ihe Flowers that Bloom in the Spring, Ira Ia"
-Gutuau 4 Co.-Fourti page. iEl
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THE ToAsrs AND soyGs.

Alter the inner man had been sast;af,ed
and the cigars had been lighted. M. W.
a. Todd, toast master, took CHARGE nj
affairs, and for the next two hours there
was q flow Of wit and 7sasou. A ouartette
composed Of W. B. Dsy, Tom Carson'
nana asyer and Frank Deismiller. sann
several fine selections and solos vera ALA
eung by these gentlemen.
Toasts were responded to by W, F. Dill.
ion, Joseph Gallagher, James B. Mckee.
y. T. Wheat, @. NJ. Shrewsbury, @. O.
Martin and Judge Loomis, Of Pariereburp.
Tho beat hits were made by MI. Gallspher
IN his remarks about "Our Customers
which brought down the house. and Nv
Judge Loomis in his response to "The
Stranger Within Our Gates.m Mayor
seabrlght was called on for a few words
and so was MIR. Anton Reymann. Mr.
Rsymann's popularity was attested
to by the regular ovation with which he
was received. Prof. h. Schockey ran.
dered valuable assistance by playing &C.
compartments for the vocaliate on
one OF Banners, Kranich &
Bach's pianos, kindly loaned for
tho event. 1t vas almost niduioht
when Home, Sweet Home" and "Good.
night" wero aung, and the boys retired to
fest up for today. All are requested to
report to tho Chamber OF Commeroe this
morning, and all will "a to the Park on
the = O'Clock train this afternoon,
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This timeto the corner OF Market and
Eleventh streets, formerly occupied BY
s%chn!lhase's grocery. Call and secure goods
at your own prices.
WHEELING CLOTHING CoApANY.
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FoR on Cloths, Linoleum and Carpets,
90 the St James Hotel next Monday, at
10 o'clock, and buy them cheap.

CALL on or address to N. Neuer. thu
practical optician, SO Twelfth street, in r..
ference to your s%pectacles. ,-s',
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THE BANQUET
a Magnificent AfIhir-Tho Music md Tho
Speeches.. llm

A Magnificent ArrAir-Tho Music and the
Speeches.
The banquet was a compliment rendered
to the State Division by the Local Post,
literally assisted by the jobbers and manu-.
~iacturers Of the city. Under the taste.
full direction and conaunmate skill
OF Mrs. II. V. Collins, the in,e.
terror Of the rink had been handsomely
decorated With bunting and flags, Wills
po!tted plants were disposed about the
place in profusion. On the surface ex-
tending nearly the full length OF The build.
ing were five tables at which about iour
hundred hungry, jolly men ssated.them.
selves, with tho intention Of having a
good time. And they realized their e..
pectations to the fullest extent.
The caterer Of the occasion was Dnrat
and he surpassed himself; the menu am.
braced q fine variety Of appetizing GOOD
things, temptingly gotten up and nicely
served. The spread WAS q surprise even
to many Wheeling people, who were not
aware Of the fact that burst had thu fscil-
itles for serving euch q large order.
at one end OF the rink was etationed
the Opera House orchestra, sixteen niecea
assisted by Professor Louis Vass. the for,
mel director, which, under Professor 3.
". spells baton rendered a number Of
charming selectiona which were gppIand-
ed to the echo, ~
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AS reported by Christian Schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera Hou2s corner, yesterday:
2 A. 4. 9Ax. u NJ Pm. r.N.
So ?S So 90 So
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LOOK at the st. James Hotel sale advar.
tisement in this paper.